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... Sheriff Court on Wednesday, before Sheriff Hall, William Barclay, boot and shoe maker, Kilbirnie. and to whom cesaio had been granted at the instance of Messrs Bayne & Duckett, wholesale boot and shoe makers, Glasgow, appeared [or final dispeaal. The agent ...
... cured by one application of J•cobe Oil, alter all other remed:es had failed. Mrs D. Ccast, cf Grove Cottage Sandway, Maidstone, Kent, says: St. Jacobs Oil has cured me f neuralgia of two years' standing. There is no bodily pain which cannot be removei ...
... fid, 19a fid. Strong Nailed Boots (or Furoacemen and outdoor Labourers at7sfid. fid. 10s fid. All Classes of MISS,Bs, BOYS, and YOUTHS' Boots and Shoes kept Steck, and grant variety of Children's Boots and Slippers. Boots, Shoes, and Slipper* Neatly and ...
... 7s 61, 6d, 10s Strong Nailed Boots for Purnacetneo and out- door Labourers atZstid, 6d, 10s* 6d. All Classes of MIS9BS, BOYO, and YOUTHS’ Boots and Shoes kept Stock, great variety of Children’s Boots and Slippers. Boots, Shoes, and Slippers, Neatly ...
... Carlisle. Clem XIII.-Cochin China-1, :lames Stole, aiarch Street, Maxwelltown, Dundee ; 2, J. Brom, Castleman, Arnold Hill, Maidstone, Kent; 3, Ak. Murdoch, Girvan ; 4, Wm. Street, manufacturer, Stirling. Clam XIY.-Scotch Grey (18 entries)-1 and highly commended ...
... Cathcart, Pitcairn.. Golden Spangled Hamburg-1 Jab Rawnelev, ILangle, Farm, Bingley ; 2 Henry Beldon, Providence House, Bandon; 2 David Govan, Dalmarnoek Street, Pro khead, Glasgow; 4 John Jardine, 24 St Andrew's Street Kilmarnock. Golden Pencilled Hamburg-1 ...
... Pitcairlie. Golden Spangled Hanibargh -1, Job Rawnsley, Langley Farm, Bingley ; 2, Henry Belden, Providence House, Baildon • 3, David Govan, 88 Dalmarnock Street, Parkhead, Glasgow; 4, John Jardine, 24 St And rew ' s St., Kilmarnock. Golden Pencilled Hamburgh ...
... patronised by the poor hoppers who journey down to some centre—Bay Farnham, in the Farnham and Alton district, or Maidstone or Ashford in Kent—and from thence find their way to the grounds of the hop-grower from whom they hope to obtain employment. It is ...
... TIMM IN,rporal w. stuith. DC pony, do. • day, at the Mitre Hotel. Maidstone, in the prvsellEe Hobert Craig. Dolry • • . • Seirgvalit•iti+truct4or Hughey • . • of a great number of Kent hop glowers. E. A. White D. Foilto Cn. II o lot A lyr • • • Esq. of ...
... for comfort, and the boots were transferred to the kitchen fire in order to be dried and re-polished. The wag of the corn• pauy volunteered to superintend the drying process, and on proceeding down stairs lie found that all the boots had been nicely dried ...
... Corporal Pickle. 7, Set of China, gained by Sergeant Shankland. 8, Pair of Acme Skates, gained by Private Bryden. 9, Pair of Boots, gained by Corporal Jamieson. 10, Set of Chins, presented by Dr Shaw, Daily, gained by Private Happen. 11, Silver Albert, gained ...
... laarniag, the ostboret aad growth of mighty llteratare—all following one another tar qaiek ennnemien. bare stamped this the Boot important era in the history of land. to tkla period the English llteratare had been slumbering without producing much fruit ...